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Live at HYTE NYE Berlin 2017

Sia's music combines a soulful mix of electronic, hip-hop, and power ballad that has a way of working its way into your head and taking up long term residence. Join her for an exclusive live set at Red Bull Sound Space.

When Tang Ye who defected from Gyeongseong and Heo Ji-bu of Changju are murdered, the Jeokpalbang and Shaolin Temple disciple Lee So-baek go to see Gui-yu, the best blacksmith in Moorim, using the wounds on the victim's neck and the broken consul's sword of Tang Ye as clues. The two people, who got a clue about the Yeonglong Lodge from Gui-yu, try to meet Yeonsip-sam, the owner of the Yeonglong Lodge, but he is already dead. However, Jeokpalbang, who noticed a strange look, digs up the tomb of Yeon-sam Yeong-sam, and the only thing that came out of his coffin was the sword of Yangui, the sword he loved... Can you uncover the conspiracy of a hidden organization?

June 2nd, 2006 Nⁿrburgring - Eifel, Germany

A second volume of 'Lineside Look' with Bob Symes, who once again takes the viewer around a variety of layouts, including Petherick, Ashdon and Midport, Combe Mellin and Wheal Louise and Filisur and Port Sandford.

Once the drama inherent in screenwriter Carl Foreman's story moves from an intro to his career beginnings and what he put on the page into what he was obliged to maneuver personally and professionally in the shark-infested waters of McCarthyism, leading to his HUAC summons, his resilient defiance of pressures to capitulate, and then exile to London as the only alternative to prison, just for refusing to "name names," this documentary takes on a riveting power of an all-too-relevant tale of free speech, civil liberties, and coercive intrigue in the name of pseudo-patriotism and feels like fresh insight despite the many looks into the blacklist era in both docu and drama over recent decades.

SUM 41 performs live at The House of Blues, Cleveland in 2007

Your and our favorite Canadian Rock'n'Roll Machine Danko Jones bringing the fun to Wackens main stage.

William Brown attempts to secure more pay and shorter hours for schoolboys.

Where the Poppies Grow is a short docu-drama about one soldier during the Great War. Alfred Saxberg was a first generation Finnish Canadian who signed up at the beginning of the war and was fortunate to return home in 1919. When the Great War ended In November 1918, the people of the Lakehead could take pride in the contributions they had made. Over 6,200 people enlisted either as volunteers or conscripts. At home, the community supported the war by raising money to assist soldiers’ wives, children, and other dependents. There were also campaigns to help finance the purchase of military equipment and to send personal items to the soldiers overseas. By the end of the conflict, approximately 300 people from the Lakehead were killed overseas or died of illness due to their war service. Thousands more were wounded in body and mind. Where the Poppies Grow is a docu-drama that looks at the sacrifices made by people from the Lakehead to secure victory in the war.

Fuki Fes. 2020 LIVE at KINEMA CLUB Deluxe

While the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards party was raging just a few blocks to the east, Muse played for a packed house at New York City's Walter Kerr Theater. The intimate surroundings and crowd of die-hard fans offered the perfect platform for the popular British rock trio's debut performance on American television. Track Listing: Unnatural Selection, Map of the Problematique, Interlude + Hysteria, Resistance, New Born, United States of Eurasia, Starlight, Undisclosed Desires, Time Is Running Out|, Uprising (TV Edit + Riff), Supermassive Black Hole, Plug In Baby, Knights of Cydonia (Man With Harmonica Intro)

Complete concert filmed live at The Warfield Theatre, San Francisco from 1995 - previously unreleased - with all footage newly transferred from the original tapes, mastered for high definition and 5.1 Surround Sound.

Live recording, filmed in concert at the Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, 22.02.2003

On December 16, 1990, Dr. Feelgood performed at Cheltenham Town Hall. The line-up that night was Lee Brilleaux (Lead Vocals), Steve Walwyn (Lead Guitar), Kevin Morris (Drums), and Phil Mitchell (Bass). Originally a TV special, this concert is available on DVD for the first time.